LOOSE LIPPS

I have been called stubborn (as a donkey) in the past. But actually I do prefer a DonKeY (= Don't [let me] Keep You) over all of the other Dangerous Animals of Product Management , especially the HiPPO and the RHiNO . Source:   Productboard See also:   LinkedIn

 ...  ich kam nur viel zu selten dazu. "I’m actually a quite different person, I just never get around to being him." ―  Ödön von Horváth " Eigentlich bin ich ganz anders, nur komme ich so selten dazu . " ―  Ödön von Horváth See also:   " I’m actually a quite different person, I just never get around to being him. "

"Wonder shining in my eyes. Like I’m three years old." " Heart And Soul " lyrics by David Gray :  For something in nothing  A voice in the air  A face in the doorway  In wordless prayer  I’m heart and soul boys  Heart and soul  Wonder shining in my eyes  Like I’m three years old  Not dead only sleeping  Adrift on the sea  The start of the river  The end of me  I’m heart and soul boys  Heart and soul  Glory shining in my eyes  Like I’m three years old  Shining in my eyes  Like I’m three years old  Where truth ain’t resented  Where love ain’t despised  And misrepresented  And sanitised  I’m heart and soul boys  Heart and soul  Wonder shining in my eyes  Like I’m three years old  Shining in my eyes  Like I’m three years old  Shining in my eyes  Like I’m three years old  And if I died tonight  To ask for more would be obscene  ...

A variation of the original poster cited here .  (Thank you, Robert!)

Source:  Wikipedia Loose lips sink ships  is an  American English   idiom  meaning "beware of unguarded talk". The phrase originated on propaganda posters during  World War II , with the earliest version using the wording  loose lips might sink ships . See also:  Loose tweets sink fleets  

My favourite guitar solo of all time. See also: " The child is grown. The dream is gone. I have become comfortably numb. "

Profilbilder im Wandel der Zeit

 ... for the last time.

See also:  " You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave . "